Project Report
| Apr 2, 2025
Training to learn: the Basic in life
By George Obua | Project Leader
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Caltivating the basic in human life
Training to learn: the Basic in life
Kole Intellectual Forum has designed within its course that gives training to their students learning that give them in life; that is, learning that focusses on enhancing young people's capabilities in areas such as communication, interpersonal and team-working skills, self-regulation, and so on. These type of training is those that are defined as life skills training; in other words, are the basic skills training that can indirectly help young people to improve their life skills.
Or are the skills that are defined as “a group of psychosocial competencies and interpersonal skills that help people make informed decisions, solve problems, think critically and creatively, communicate effectively, build healthy relationships, empathize with others, and cope with and manage their lives in a healthy and ...
The basic things in life that Kole Intellectual Forum emphasizes on are:
- Practice speed reading. ...
- Treat mistakes as useful information, not failures. ...
- Get curious and make friends with your inner child. ...
- Break out of your routine. ...
- Get physical. ...
- Schedule learning. ...
- Don't disregard the small stuff. ...
- Surround yourself with fellow learners.
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Apr 1, 2025
Community Assisance: Being Promoted by KIFA
By George Obua | Project Leader
It has be long overdue that: Kole Intellectual Forum has built confident among its community because of what they do to them; among other things they do, is to identify those people of needs in different forms; and in case they can, they would then, provide for them that kind of assistance.
Look at the Girls at the Institute, they have move on within the community to provide an assistance of collecting water for an elderly mother that cannot be in the position to collect water for herself.
What the organization has realized as the real benefits of Community Assistance: is that: Improved Quality of Life: Community assistance programs can help address critical needs and improve the overall quality of life for residents; Economic Development: Some programs focus on job creation and economic opportunities within communities; Enhanced Community Resilience: By addressing vulnerabilities and building capacity, community assistance programs can help communities become more resilient to challenges; and provide or Social Inclusion: Community assistance often aims to ensure that all residents have access to resources and opportunities, promoting social inclusion.
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Apr 1, 2025
Community Assisance: Being Promoted by KIFA
By George Obua | Project Leader
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Community Assistance i progress at the Institute
It has be long overdue that: Kole Intellectual Forum has built confident among its community because of what they do to them; among other things they do, is to identify those people of needs in different forms; and in case they can, they would then, provide for them that kind of assistance.
Look at the Girls at the Institute, they have move on within the community to provide an assistance of collecting water for an elderly mother that cannot be in the position to collect water for herself.
What the organization has realized as the real benefits of Community Assistance: is that: Improved Quality of Life: Community assistance programs can help address critical needs and improve the overall quality of life for residents; Economic Development: Some programs focus on job creation and economic opportunities within communities; Enhanced Community Resilience: By addressing vulnerabilities and building capacity, community assistance programs can help communities become more resilient to challenges; and provide or Social Inclusion: Community assistance often aims to ensure that all residents have access to resources and opportunities, promoting social inclusion.
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